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Despite its humble low-budget beginnings, the Paranormal Activity franchise has done a startlingly good job not only of making Paramount Pictures a lot of money, but also of consistently scaring the bejesus out of us around the last two Halloweens. This year looks to be no different as the aptly titled Paranormal Activity 3 hits [...]
We got a brilliant first red band trailer for Jonah Hill’s next movie, The Sitter, back in August, which gave us a fantastic first look at the film, showing it to be really promising on the comedy front. We’ve now got a new red band TV spot for the film to share with you, courtesy [...]
Dark Shadows will see Johnny Depp joining up with director Tim Burton for the 784th time in their careers, collaborating once again for a project with dark, gothic tones. Dark Shadows was a cult TV show that ran in the latter half of the 1960′s, containing such genre staples as vampires, zombies, witches, werewolves and [...]
Don’t you wish more genre posters were this great? The artwork below (via Bloody Disgusting) is for portmanteau film, Chillerama. It’s being rolled out on a roadshow tour around Halloween in the US, before arriving on home cinema a month later. The names for the short features which make up the film also mirror the [...]
We got our first look at Jackie Chan’s upcoming movie, 1911, his one hundredth film, back in June in the form of a Japanese trailer for the film, and it was pretty damn fantastic. The first US trailer for the film has now landed, courtesy of Apple, using a number of the brilliant shots from [...]
We got the first trailer for Paul W.S. Anderson’s upcoming adaptation of the Alexandre Dumas novel, The Three Musketeers, back in March this year, and it was utterly awesome, promising so much for the film. Since then, we’ve seen plenty of great things from the film, including a full set of character banners and most [...]
Momentum Pictures / Alliance have released the first trailer for Nicolas Cage Guy Pearce and January Jones’ new movie, Justice which according to IMDb is / was called Seeking Justice in the US. This may be the title in the US or it’s an old title but I’ve confirmed that the title is simply ‘Justice’. [...]
We remember a time when the only occasion you could catch a glimpse of Jason Bateman was if you dug out an old copy of Teen Wolf 2. Now, he’s seem to be everywhere! The actor has just signed up for two new films, although his next projects look like quite a departure from his usual glossy [...]
Frequent Nicolas Cage collaborator Jon Turteltaub is changing tack for his next feature. The Hollywood Reporter brings news that the National Treasure helmer is in talks to make comedy Last Vegas. Written by Crazy, Stupid, Love’s Dan Fogelman, it concerns four retired friends who reunite in Vegas to celebrate one of the quartet’s upcoming nuptials [...]
A professor heads into the Amazonian jungle to find a lost documentary film crew only to find that they have all been killed by the native population. What remains though are cans of undeveloped film that document the crew’s journey and their ultimate fate. Returning to New York the professor delivers the footage to a [...]
Leonardo DiCaprio came of age as a star in the late nineties and his collaboration in the first decade of the twenty-first century with Martin Scorsese allowed the director to get his money to make three films together, the second of which is out this week on Blu-ray. The Aviator is an epic telling of [...]
Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who really made a name for herself playing Ramona Flowers last summer in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and Aaron Paul, Emmy Award-winner for TV’s Breaking Bad, have both in negotiations to lead the indie dramedy, Smashed, Variety report. The film will be made at the excellently named Super Crispy Entertainment, who [...]
Johnny Depp’s highly anticipated return to the work of Hunter S. Thompson is getting closer and closer, and its release is definitely something to look forward to. We got the exceptional first trailer for the film at the end of last month, and since then we’ve had a nice first poster for the film, and [...]
We got the first UK trailer for Oranges and Sunshine, director Jim Loach’s feature debut, back in February ahead of its April release here, and it was incredibly touching. The film’s release in the US is not until next month, and so we now have a new US trailer to enjoy, courtesy of Thompson on [...]
Say hello to my little remake. Deadline is reporting that Universal Pictures is planning on bringing another version of gangster epic, Scarface, to the big screen. With Martin Bregman (producer of the Al Pacino version) back on board, apparently the idea is to stage a new interpretation of the legend, so this will be neither [...]
Debut feature director Eli Craig’s take on the comedy-horror genre is a glorious homage to all the townie-meets-country shlock horrors over the years, like an hilarious study of all the gory clichés turned on their heads. It still racks up the body count for genre fans and demonises the local White trash population, but cleverly [...]
To celebrate the release of Senna on Triple Play Blu-ray and DVD from 10th October, we are giving away five copies of this fabulous movie on Triple Play Blu-ray (contains the DVD). You can pre-order the movie here or scroll down for your chance to win. Senna’s remarkable story, charting his physical and spiritual achievements [...]
Here’s one for Orange customers and information on how you can get the Orange Film to Go this week. Every week, Orange will be doing their Film Night Live which is an online web streaming Q&A to coincide with the movie that they are giving away for nothing (I can’t use the word ‘free’ but [...]
David Fincher’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, based on the incredibly popular first in the trilogy of novels by the late Stieg Larsson. Because of the novels’ popularity, and the fact that there’s already been a Swedish adaptation of them, the film is [...]
Although I’m tempted to say that John Carpenter’s The Thing needs a prequel like a hole in the head, the upcoming prequel (due to reach us in the UK in December, but washing up in the US in mid-October) is actually looking pretty good from what we have seen so far. The Thing 2011 will [...]
